Wall Street Bull makes a big prediction on Apple by creating iPhones in India: Apple can manufacture 60-65% iPhones in India, it depends …
A large wall street analyst predicts that Apple can manufacture up to 65% of its Iphone India declined in 2025, as the tech navigates the increasing pressure from President Trump to transfer production away from the country. The analyst of Wesbash Securities, Dan Ewes, who maintains a $ 270 price target and better performance rating on Apple Stock, called the 90-day tariff “a dream landscape” of the Trump administration for the company. From this decline, IVES believes that Apple “can manufacture 60% to 65% of its smartphone in India, cited its” high level of confidence “that the iPhone manufacturer is accelerating its manufacturing transfer in South Asian country.The company has been predicted amidst increasing tension between Apple and Trump administration over the company’s operations. During a professional event in Qatar, Trump revealed that he faced Apple CEO Tim Cook, saying, “I had some problems with Tim Cook yesterday. I told him … I don’t want you to build in India.”
Strategic flexibility of apple amid political pressure
Despite the President’s pressure, Ives suggest that Apple retains strategic options. The company can “easily pive back on a China -run iPhone strategy,” he said, “with” tariff position and with action dependent on the deal interaction. “Apple has allegedly assured the Government of India that there would be “no changes” in its investment plans, even Trump publicly urged the company to increase us. Production. Tech giant created an $ 22 billion $ in India in the year ending March 2025, which represents an increase of 60% from the previous year.
US manufacturing is unlikely
However, IVES dismisses the possibility of important American iPhone production, saying that “there is no chance that iPhone production starts in the US. In the near period.” The analyst has warned that America. Consumers will have to spend around $ 3,500 due to manufactured iphones supply chain complications and manufacturing costs.Apple’s manufacturing partner Foxconn continues to expand its Indian operations with an investment of $ 1.5 billion, placing to produce 25–30 million iPhones in its India’s plants in 2025, doubled from last year’s output.
